The phrase "aggressive interpretation of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a forceful or assertive way of understanding or analyzing a particular subject or text.
Example: "The lawyer presented an aggressive interpretation of the contract, arguing that it favored her client significantly."
Alternatives: "forceful interpretation of the" or "assertive reading of the".
He and the artists fancied themselves a kind of gang — part Cedar Tavern, part "Sopranos" — an aggressive interpretation of the old bohemian cliché.
But many Sunni leaders and militants here in northern Lebanon offered a more aggressive interpretation of the Samaha case and the kidnappings.
Civil libertarians have objected to the more aggressive interpretation of the exception to the Miranda rule, which protects the Constitutional right against involuntary self-incrimination.
The article, which appears in the current issue of The Antitrust Law Journal, criticizes the agency for an overly aggressive interpretation of the Sherman Antitrust Act, and has chapter titles that include "The F.T.C.
"You have to have an aggressive interpretation of the treaty to argue that the rails are the point at which you would be in violation," a senior administration official said.
But some investment portfolios, notably the one that we had David Swensen come and speak to us earlier–took a more aggressive interpretation of the prudent person rule, and developed an investment strategy that looked imprudent.
While it remains unclear whether the memorandum ever reached a final form, the tone and breadth of it reflected the sweep of Mr. Gonzales's legal thinking and what appears to be his willingness to adopt highly aggressive interpretations of the law in the fight against terrorism.
In yet another policy arena, overly aggressive interpretations of the Freedom of Information Act also may inhibit certain private information sharing.
That legislation, moreover, does not provide tribes with a veto power over new construction, parallel to that claimed by the aggressive interpretations of the UN declaration, but it does demand that these matters be taken into account in any deliberation, which they were.
Application of the method gives statistical support for a more aggressive interpretation of microarray intensity data.
When the CIA wanted new rules for interrogating important terrorism suspects the White House gave the task to a small group of lawyers within the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel who believed in an aggressive interpretation of presidential power.
